get a Vamo -- its reliable,looks good,cheap and just set the watts and forget all the calculations
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Also if you use VV vs VW you will have a slight more control of your sweet spot as it adjusts in .1 volt increments vs VW which adjusts in .5 watt increments which comes out to about .15 volts. I have Vamo and for the money is a great way for you to experiment.
After 1 yr of vaping I've only spent $730.00 and have enuff PVs/ batts, juice and accessories to last me the next year+. I NEVER buy on impulse and wait until products have been proven and are on sale. I also NEVER buy version 1 releases.
Variable watt Darwin, followed closely by the variable watt Vamo.
FYI - we (well, a group of us working with Katya) are attempting a post about this stuff for a sticky in one of her threads. Anyway...link here (note it's just saved in this thread for the time being...so spamming the thread is not advised..but comments can be followed up here since it's a related topic)
We just have a start on it...definitions and basic formula. The e-cig specific implications are the next part. There's a lot of these posts, on ECF and the net, but we're trying to make it more....e-cig customizable. So just for FYI - post 16606
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/lounge/322639-snails-response-threads-1661.html#post9533880
We just have a start on it...definitions and basic formula. The e-cig specific implications are the next part. There's a lot of these posts, on ECF and the net, but we're trying to make it more....e-cig customizable. So just for FYI - post 16606
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/lounge/322639-snails-response-threads-1661.html#post9533880
I just looked up the Darwin. That thing looks pretty cool. I like the finger wheel. How long does it last between charges for you?
With a single coil atty/carto for a heavy vaper like me, I would get 21 - 24 hours on a charge. With dual coils, I would get about 18 hours on a charge. Many reported getting 30 - 35 hours on a charge.
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